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Hi fellow users...

After the giveaway for Bril Royal Blue Ink

I have 3 ink bottles (Plastic) - 25 ml filled with Camlin Scarlet Red for giveaway now.
The review for the same is done here - LINK

I am willing to give this to 3 people , worldwide.

Kindly put in your names below and I will be choosing the people through random.org

Below is the ink shot for your reference. Please check the review in depth HERE

 

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This is the Best Bright Red ink in India.

 

Even gives run for money to many expensive inks.

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Thanks for another generous PIF. Count me in.

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This is a very beautiful red, use it regularly. You will not be disappointed by it, very decent if you like mixing inks.

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Love me a good red ink, count me in!

Those who hurt me were not only someone else,

but also those who pretended not to notice. It was my friend.

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Yes please! Thank you for your generosity. :D

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you are doing a great job vaibhav by sharing best of Indian inks with the world. Keep it up man

Thank you brother

vaibhav mehandiratta

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That is a very bright red! Because I won one of the Bril inks I am not going to enter this one, but thank you for your generosity!

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Oooooooh red. Yes please.

Kindly include me in this very generous pif.

Many thanks

Ian

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A very vibrant red indeed, Mehandiratta. Certainly gives a run for it's money to both Noodlers Nikita and Widowmaker that I have.

 

Not entering the PIF, it's easily available where I live. :)

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